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Perlmutte Dalmatian Jasper Ring

$310.00
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Ring size: 4
DESCRIPTION

Perlmutte comes from the germanic meaning of mother of pearl.

Each ring is one of a kind, as each stone varies. Simple in design, yet striking due to the size of the stone, this ring is Odissea's best seller, designed by Nathalie Martinez. 

The stones and the crafting of the ring are from Taxco, Mexico. All Odissea's pieces are crafted by skilled silversmiths from that region. 

 

CARE

Please avoid contact with liquids as much as possible.

SIZE & FIT
SHIPPING, EXCHANGE, TARIFFS

This piece has already been made and can be shipped out from the US within a week

No tariffs tax if you live in the US.

Once dispatch, it will take 3-5 business days to reach you.

Store exchanges are accepted unless the piece is custom made to order. Please reach out within 7 days of receiving your order.


Handmade in TAXCO, MEXICO

The ring is made in collaboration with silversmiths from Taxco, Mexico, a region known for its legacy in silver craftsmanship.

CONTEMPORARY SIMPLICITY

Bringing form back to its essence—creating jewelry that feels modern and minimal while still carrying cultural weight.

MADE IN LIMITED QUANTITIES

Each piece is handmade with lost wax casting, an ancient technique in Mexico. We're only able to produce a small quantity each time.

Jewelry can be worn as a memorabilia from a distant time & place, a symbolism of the ever-changing nature of memories. (Photograph taken by designer, Nathalie Martinez).

It all started when I turned sea shells collected from the Rockaway beach into jewelry pieces. Ever since, I’ve been archiving shells from my travels.

I work with artisans from a small town called Taxco, the biggest silvermining town. Sadly, this craft is a dying art - all silversmiths are 60 years old or older.

Odissea was born not only out of my love for creating beauty from nature's spontaneity, but also a greater desire to preserve the silversmithing art in Mexico.

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My hope is to eventually build a craft school in Taxco to inspire younger generations to preserve this craft.